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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 89, 16 April 1894, Page 3

•n*^, I SIUN STEAM SHIP CO. *&&£%£> *J OF NEW ZEALAND/Ld). LYTTELTON Takapuna ... I Tuea I Ap7l7 flOpTm. Penguin* ... | Thurs | Apr 19 j 4 p.m. Rotorua* ... I Fri | Apr 20 | 4 p.n\ Talunb* ... | Men | Apr 23 | 5 p.m. *No oargo reoeived after 3 p.m. DUNEDIN VIA LYUELTOa Penguin* ... | Thurs j Apr 19 | 4 p.m. Talune* ... | Mon j Apr 23 | 5 p.m. •No oargo reoeived after 3 p.m. DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON, TIM*-" AND OAMABU. -c Omaperb ... | Satnr | Apr 212 1 ' * -o» J 5^23 I 5 p.m. NAPIER, r ,_rffio{ftal after 3 p.m. V™? AT ■aflFoittng. AND AUOKLANT v? ->«fe» ... | Thurs | Ap> 19 | noon -*K**t ...| Fri | Apr 20 10 p.m. „niRARAPA | Fri | Apr 27 I 5 p.m A'TTBTRALiAf j T»t»s | Apr 24 1 3 p.m. ; »Calla Tolpx** Bay, Tuparoa and Hioks B»y TtSna Waipiro, Awanui, Tokomaru and Tauranga on return from Anokland. SYDNEY DIBECT 3 TxkavO „. jJTtteß | Apr 1~7 | 2 p.ni SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND Tb Anau ... | Fri | Apr 20 I 5 p.nt Wairarapa \in | Apr 27 | 5 p.m. > Mararoa ... | Satur | May 5 | 3rf}.m. " NELSON DIBECT Omapere .„ | Tues | Apr iT] Rotorua .. | Wed | Apr 18 I Mahinapua | Sun _ j Apr 2.3 j 6 p.m. HCI ON AND NELSON Vv Ainu? ... Wed Apr lß~Tfp^n7 Gracton ... Fri Apr 20 1 noon Rotorua* ... Mon Apr 23 1 1 p.m. •No oat go received after 12.30 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA FOB AUCKLAND Takapuna ... | Thurs | Apr 19 | 4 p.m. Mahinapua* I Sun I Apr 22 | 6 p.m. •Calls Nelson. BLENHEIM ' Waihi _;.. I M.on | Apr 16 |8p m. WESTPORT, GRUY AND HOKITIKA VIA PICTON AND NELSON Grafton ... | Fri | Apr 20 | noon GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA, VIA PICTON AND NELSON. Wainui ... | Wed | Apr 18 |1p m. WESTPORT. GBKY , AND HOKITIKA VIA NELSON Mawhera ... j Mon 8 Apr, 23 I WESTPORT VIA NELSON Omapkrb ... | Tues | Apr 17 | TONGA AND SAMOA FROM AUCKLAND Ppolu ... | Wed I May D| _ SUVA AND LE 70 if A FROM AUCKLAND Ovalau ... | Thnrs | Apr 26 I 5 p.m. SHORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND 2 VIA ONEHUNGA. «&&^ CJTEAMERS leave NSW tLY ,gSFS5§s£" MOUTH as under (weather permitting)-— Mahinapua" I Tuos | Apr 17 110 p.m. TakapunaJ ... | Fri | Apr 20 | 9.30 a.m, Mahinapua* | Tues | Apr 24 1 10 p.m. Takapuna*! I Sfttur | Apr 28 j 2 p.m. •Oohnbota with tho train from South. JPassentfers can embark at Welling ton the day previous, proceeding through by steamer to Onohunea for Anokland. •Sggg^O PEC IA L FAB EB. TO SYDNEY DIBECT, Booking through to Melbourne by Ball or Steamer. S.S. TEKAPO TUESDAY, 17th APBIL Sal. Bet. Stg. Bet. £ s. d. £ s. d. -£ g. d. £ s. d. To Sydney 200 3 10 0 1 00 115 0 SPEOIAL BOUND TICKETS By above Steamers, RETURNING FROM MELBOURNE VIA HOBART AND BLUFF, Including steamer fare between Sydney and Molbourne — Tekapo, *6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Return tickets are available for SIX MONTHS. Passengers are allowed to break journey at any port, and travel by any of the Company's steamers. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z. (Limited.) HUDDART, PARKER & COMPANY'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. -aQrffr-^ r ■ ■» TTg magnificent new JHHgy A S.S. TASMANIA, 2252 ton 8 register, 2500 horse-power, Thomas M'Gee, Commander, Is rnnning regularly between Lyttolton, Wellington, Napier, Auckland, and Sydney, and baok. -Faroe and freights at lowest rates. FROM WELLINGTON, Sal. Ret. Stg. Bet. To £ a. d. £ b. d. JB a. d. £8. d. Lyttelton 015 0 1 50 010 0 015 0 Napier... 015 0 1 50 010 0 015 0 Auckland 110 0 2 50 100 1100 Sydniy... 210 0 4 50 110 0 210 0 Return Tickets for Six Months. Wellington Office, fronting Harbour Offices. JOHN MQBBELL, Besident Manager. NOETHERN STEAM SHIP COMPANY (Limited). FOR OPUNAKE, WAITABA, AND ONEHUNGA. '*^\ 1 rTIHE Favourite Steamer 'qgksfri A KANIBBI Will leave for the above-named ports (Cironmatancea permitting) EABL7 LEVIN & CO., Agents. WEST COAST STEAMJSKS wSy^s^ A NCHOE LINE OF STEAM I JlilJSS^ilL PACKETS are appointed to leave as under :— For NELSON, WESTPOET, HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH— The CHARLES EDWARD oa MONDAY, at 4 p.m. For NELSON; WESTPOBT, HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH-The KENNEDY on TUESDAY, at 4 p.m. For PATE A— TLe steamer AOBEBE, on TUESDAY, at 2 p.m. For WESTPORT direct— The as WAVERLEY, on TUESDAY, at 11 a.m For freight or paaaage, apply to W. A Q. TTmNBULL A Co., Accent FOB KAIKOURA AND LYTTELTON. via Cheviot and coast. The 88 WAKATU On FBIDAY, 20th Apr., at 6 p.m FOE CASTLEPOINT AND NAPIEB VIA COAST. The as QUEEN OF THE SOUTH On TUESDAY, 17th April, at 5 p.m FOR BLENHEIM. The as NEPTUNE. On TUEBDAY, 17th April, at 5 p.m. FOB FOXTON. The ss WAKATU On WEDNESDAY, 17th Apr., at 4 p.m The above-mentioned steamers will leave oiroamstaßcea permitting. For freight or passage apply to LEVIN & CO.. Airent* FOB NAPIER VIA CASTLEPOINT AND COAST. ■kSs£^ riIHE s.s. 4Hg2g; 1 kahu, Will leave for the above ports, weather and circumstances permitting : — ' EATtT/y JOHNSTON A CO.. Agents. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY •ggjaji-^fW^TT'lfl follo'ving steamers will be Jjl£SsßSj» -I- despatohet3 as under, weather and oircumatanoos permitting : — For WAVGANUI— The steamer HUIA, on TUESDAY For WANGANUI— The s.b. STOBMB t BD on WEDNESDAY For freight or passage apply tv JOHNSTON A CO., Agents "fftiffi-'- ' I^HE undermentioned Bteamers ■jjjgSJgSgy -L will be despatched as foliowß (weatherpermitting) : — For PATE A— The steamer WAITAPU, on MONDAY For BANGITIKEI — The bb MANAIA, on TUESDAY, at 1 p.m. For freight or passage aupiy to J. S. CROSS, Building (next door) Bank of Australasia. for continuation of Sh*pp:n} advertxet mar.t* tee first paos. TO MEET THE TIMES, L I T.T L E & CO., COURTBNAY-PLAI, GROCERS, Have considerably Beduoed their Prioes in staple linea of Groceries. Fine White Sugars ... 2Jd per lb Coffee (pure) ... . 1b 6d „ Currants (new season's) 4£d „ Salmon (good brands) 3d per tin Herrings (fresh) ... 7d „ Herrings (kippered)... lOd „ LITTLE * CO., Agents for the celebrated " Anticuta " fo Horses. Mr. BENJAMIN COHEN BEGS to notify that he has Purohased the Bottling Business carried on by Mr. John Bertie in Wellington as from the 29th March hist. The business will, in conjunction with the business of Wine and Spirit Merchant, be carried on by Mr. Cohen at the premises in Cornhill-street, heretofore oooupied by Mr. Bertie. All orders punctually attended to.